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Well, CodeSmith to generate our DAL and BLL. I can access other classes b/c of parent / child relationships, but this is like a type and its only connection that is see, is that its a property. Really appreciate the assistance!

Thanks for advice. As I continue to learn... that's all I can say at the moment. Still doesn't draw me any closer at the moment to a solution. Any and all tips will be greatly appreciated!

Thanks for your reply! Maybe I should elaborate on my business logic layer - these classes are genereated via some ORM tool and thus resemble our database schema. So, according to my code from above, the Employee table has a field called StateId which in turn is linked to the State table. So...

Let's say I have 2 classes, Employee and State (reference the code below for further details), and I set the Employee.stateID, upon the setter being set, how can I get the StateName, i.e. State.stateName? Thank you in advance for any assistance! ----- Employee Class ----- public class Employee...

Here's my scenario: Work in a C# 2.0 environment with our view layer bound to a business logic layer of objects. Here is what I'm attempting to do: Upon a form loading, user picks a value from a combobox and it brings back a collection of values. These values, I would like them to populate...

How can I check that what is entered in a TimeStamp cell is in the correct format? I want the format to be in hh:mm. Thanks for any advice.

I am using C#2.0 in a Windows Application and trying to validate a TextBox on its Validating Event. What I am basically looking for is to see if the value entered is a decimcal. Looks to be working but when I delete the contents of the TextBox, i.e. no value in there, the cursor cannot leave...

Where do you have that second piece of code? Within a _CellFormatting Event? FYI, I have the following and does not work: private void dgv_CellFormatting(object sender, DataGridViewCellFormattingEventArgs e) { if (this.dgv.Columns[e.ColumnIndex].Name == "SecType") { if...

Zameer: Thanks for responding but I've tried that already and having the .Width = 0, one can still see the column with a very small width. By having the Width = 0, as the user tabs through the cells, the Tab Stops within this small column, which I do not want. Any other suggestions anyone?

I am using C# 2.0 in a Windows Forms platform - I am using the CellFormatting() Event to display certain rows of my DataGridView with a certain color depending on the value found in a certain column. This works great if the Column is Visible, but I don't want to display this Column to the end...

Well, the framework I'm using has MVC as a basis but has been modified. I am using some of the great templates via www.nettiers.com. If you're using a code generator, I stronly recommend this route. Hope this helps. Any other input regarding my original question?

I am trying to recognize when the Cursor is over the Header. I have tried the following but it seems to change cursor anywhere within the DataGridView. Thanks for any help! private void DataGridView1_MouseHover(object sender, EventArgs e) { if (DataGridView1.CurrentRow.Index == 0) {...

chrissie1: Thanks for your reply - I was wondering if you will be able to assist me still?

Working on C# 2.0 Windows Forms with an MVC Pattern in place. I have a bunch of ComboBoxes that are bound to Business Object BindingSources, i.e. Collection BO. Everything works perfectly (CRUD) but I just noticed that if the User tries to update one of the ComboBoxes by deleting its value...

Just wondering if any of who have come across implementing a horizontal scroll bar w/ drop-down lists in c# 2.0?

I have a TabControl in place and would like to have the selectedt tab to have bold text and the other tabs to be grayed out or not be so prevalent. I was trying something like this: private void tabControl1_Selected(object sender, TabControlEventArgs e) { if...

Thanks! That worked! No, just doing some validation of business rules on Save event. Eventhough the database as these constraints in place, I wanted a UI level of validation.

I am trying to do some validating, and when a certain TextBox is filled an accompanying value from a ComboBox should also be chosen. How can I check if a value from my ComboBox has been picked from its original state, which is nothing from the list of values? if (this.txtCity != null) // ***...

In my DataGridView, I would like the whole row to be of a unique color when the user is editing a cell on that row. I was thinking something like this: private void dgv_CellPainting(object sender, DataGridViewCellPaintingEventArgs e) { dgv.CurrentRow ??? ??? SelectionBackColor =...

I am trying to loop through the values of a ComboBox and it seems that when I use the following: foreach (object item in this.Items) it loops through the whole collection from the pertinent Business Object. I would only like to loop through the values given in the DisplayMember, e.g...